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Friday, 13 August 2010
Top CashBack
If you don't already use a cash-back site when you "buy" online then you should be doing. You get a good percentage of your spend back and it soon adds up. Bobs current favourite is Top CashBack
Remember, you get cash-back on most of your betting / poker / casino / bingo spends and sign-ups.
Remember, you get cash-back on most of your betting / poker / casino / bingo spends and sign-ups.
Wednesday, 4 August 2010
Bob's Biggest Ever Fantasy Football League!
This year in connection with our sister blog, It's Just A Blog! and Metro Fantasy Football Bob is offering up the biggest Fantasy Football league he's ever managed, and this year the winner of our very own league wins cash too! Why? Because this year is "pay-to-play" and costs £2.00 per team entered, and the total prize fund is then automatically paid, by Metro, to the winner (and runners up, depending on how many teams enter) of our very own, League BOB! It's really easy to enter (information follows), and should be a good laugh with lots of banter too...
Players we really need to see in the league (and anyone else who thinks they're up for the challenge, and think they can beat the regulars) are Stuart Winder (don't be tight lad, it's only 2 quid, and it's safe to use your debit card online!), Tony Wood (a regular in League BOB), Bob Browes (no relation to Blog Bob), Laura Richardson (so unlucky in the World Cup sweep), Stewart Gordon (where have you been lad?), Tracey Redinator Nichol (Spurs should do quite well this year), Dave Uttley (if you can go and watch horse racing you can manage a fantasy football team), Dave Yates (regular participator), Iain Ford (king of poker, but how good at football management?), James Neighbour (congratulations on new born, now you need some fantasy football to get away from it all), Steve Ward (get yer money out lad), and Tim Smithies (he's magic)...
How do I play?
Once you've signed up, just use the League Name and PIN below to join in.
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Scoring starts at noon on Saturday, August 14, 2010 so make sure you pick your own team before then.
The game is bigger and better than ever before, offering you more fantasy footy action and best of all it's still completely FREE (free to enter a team in the main league, £2.00 to enter our mini-league)...
Metro Fantasy Football 2010/11 offers:
- Prize fund of £30,000 to be won
- £15,000 cash prize for the overall winner
- Scores updated daily
- More chances to win prizes than ever before
If you think you can win our league and walk away with our cash SIGN UP HERE.
Let the challenge begin...
Monday, 26 July 2010
New RSS Feeds for a New Football Season
Bob's brought you two new rss feeds to his blog as of today, in plenty of time for the upcoming football season...
Paddy Powers' feed will give tips, current prices, and information on their latest money back specials, whilst the Soccer AM feed will give you plenty of laughs along with football and transfer news and information about what's coming up on the show. We hope these feeds will have their benefits and wish you the very best for the new football season.
Are there any feeds you would like to see here? If so, just leave a comment and Bob will do his best to make things happen.
Paddy Powers' feed will give tips, current prices, and information on their latest money back specials, whilst the Soccer AM feed will give you plenty of laughs along with football and transfer news and information about what's coming up on the show. We hope these feeds will have their benefits and wish you the very best for the new football season.
Are there any feeds you would like to see here? If so, just leave a comment and Bob will do his best to make things happen.
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Bobs each-way earner in the 5.15 at Carlisle on Wednesday 23rd June is...
...which is what we'll all be if England have just won!
Friday, 18 June 2010
Malouda: French were "Shameful"...
Florent Malouda could not hide his disappointment after France's defeat to Mexico on Thursday, describing it as "shameful".
The Chelsea wide man, who won the Players' Player of the Year award at Stamford Bridge last season, was recalled to the French line-up for their second World Cup group game, and though he often looked like his side's most dangerous player, could not inspire a win.
France have now failed to score in both of their group games in South Africa, and must beat the hosts in their final match to stand any chance of progressing into the last 16.
"We must save our honour; it is shameful to lose like that," Malouda said afterwards. "It's hard to react so soon after the game. We cannot leave without winning a match."
Another side under pressure is Portugal, who also failed to score in their opener against Ivory Coast, but Deco believes they will turn in a better performance in their second game against North Korea.
The playmaker considers the relative lack of goals at this World Cup is due to teams being overly cautious.
Both teams can still qualify from the group stage, although the French will now need a win against South Africa and will have to hope Uruguay and Mexico don't draw.
If you still fancy the French to come through the group and go on to win the tournament you can find them at Paddy Power at 125-1, and if it's Portugal you fancy to lift the cup they can be found at 30-1.
The Chelsea wide man, who won the Players' Player of the Year award at Stamford Bridge last season, was recalled to the French line-up for their second World Cup group game, and though he often looked like his side's most dangerous player, could not inspire a win.
France have now failed to score in both of their group games in South Africa, and must beat the hosts in their final match to stand any chance of progressing into the last 16.
"We must save our honour; it is shameful to lose like that," Malouda said afterwards. "It's hard to react so soon after the game. We cannot leave without winning a match."
Another side under pressure is Portugal, who also failed to score in their opener against Ivory Coast, but Deco believes they will turn in a better performance in their second game against North Korea.
The playmaker considers the relative lack of goals at this World Cup is due to teams being overly cautious.
Both teams can still qualify from the group stage, although the French will now need a win against South Africa and will have to hope Uruguay and Mexico don't draw.
If you still fancy the French to come through the group and go on to win the tournament you can find them at Paddy Power at 125-1, and if it's Portugal you fancy to lift the cup they can be found at 30-1.
Thursday, 17 June 2010
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
Football Pundit Sacked (and more Ladies in Orange Dresses)...
Robbie Earle the former Jamaica football international has been sacked by ITV as one of their World Cup pundits after selling match tickets meant for his friends and family.
The 45-year-old, who had worked for the broadcaster for eight years, was dismissed when it emerged that a group of ladies involved in a marketing stunt were using tickets purchased by him.
Unlucky - you were caught out, but we don't really care, we just want to see more photos of the ladies in the orange dresses (naughty Bob!)...
...and if orange is your colour the you can currently get odds of around 8-1 on Holland to win the World Cup. Why not place your bet with Paddy Power? If you're not already a customer there's a free £10 bet in it for you. Here's a link...
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